
Mission
True North means aligning with your calling, getting in touch with your inner-knowing, and discovering the right path. At True North Equine the mission is to do that with horses. Macey helps horses and people discover their fullest potential through training, lessons, and facilitation. For more information on Macey and True North Equine, read on below.
Macey McCallion: Owner/Trainer

Macey began riding at the age of 5 in 1989. She comes from a background in showing western and hunter pleasure horses. She started her professional career in 2002 and founded True North Equine in 2020. She has won multiple Regional and National championships in the Morgan horse show circuit, USEF region horse of the year awards, California show horse association, and ETI competitions. In addition to competing in the Morgan show circuit, Macey has ridden with and apprenticed for many top level riders across multiple disciplines.
Although Macey’s background is in competitive riding, her approach to horses and riders has been heavily influenced by her work in the equine assisted learning and therapy field. After graduating college with a BA in Sociology, Macey attended trainings at the Gestalt Equine Institute of the Rockies. This was where Macey began to realize what a profound impact horses can truly have on humans. She went on to obtain her certification in equine facilitated learning from The HERD institute and the Gestalt Equine Institute of the Rockies.
Macey’s approach in working with horses is a relational one. She believes horses want harmony and connection. Any issues that arise in your horse are opportunities for self reflection and personal growth. Macey acknowledges that horses call us to our greatness and they offer us opportunities to grow, heal and evolve as humans. She currently operates True North Equine at Sycamore Canyon Equestrian Center in San Dimas CA. Macey also Partners with Deron Hodge of Stable Ground offering Equine Psychotherapy sessions to a wide range of populations.
Macey's focus is on developing relational horsemanship skills in the human and instilling confidence and trust in horses. To achieve this her emphasis is on developing somatic awareness and mental clarity in the rider, and focusing on relationship building and connection with the horses. The goal is to truly enjoy the company of your horse and make your dreams, whatever they may from the show arena to the trail be a tangible reality. If you wish to deepen your understanding of yourself, improve your horsemanship, and become a competent, confident rider, contact Macey to take the next steps in your equine journey!
Alicia Bond: Assistant Trainer

For over 13 years, horses have been some of my greatest teachers inspiring a lifelong passion for understanding the profound connection between Horse and human. Through experience in English and western disciplines competitive showing, training and instruction I discovered that the most meaningful lessons horses offer extend far beyond the arena.
My approach is rooted in holistic horsemanship, focusing on the connection between mind, body and spirit. I believe horses have a unique ability to help us grow not only as riders, but as individuals. Through compassionate individualized guidance I strive to create an environment where both horse and human can develop confidence, balance, communication, and trust.
Whether working with beginner riders, experienced equestrians or horses needing additional support my goal is to foster self-awareness, emotional resilience and a deeper partnership between horse and rider creating lasting growth both in and out of the arena.